Beyond the Divorce

Sitting in the car, I still had some lingering fear for Liora and me.

Sitting in the passenger seat, I sincerely thanked Dylan, "Thank you, Dylan! I would've had a nasty fall today if it weren't for you."

Dylan softly replied, "You're welcome. It's what I should do."

I looked at Dylan incredulously and asked, "How did you know she would push me? I had no idea she was behind me."

Dylan immediately explained, "When I brought the car over, I saw her turn around and rush toward you from behind. Her footsteps were getting faster, and I had a premonition that she would make a move. Fortunately, I judged correctly and managed to catch you in time."

"I didn't even sense her coming from behind!" I exclaimed in amazement.

"She didn't come directly from behind you. In fact, you passed each other closely," Dylan clarified.

I took a deep breath, suppressing my fear.

"It seems like she never expected you to be with Mr. Atlas," Dylan continued to explain. "She approached from the outside, and you probably didn't notice her while you were on the phone.

entrance, saw that you didn't notice her, and turned back. So, she didn't get

passed right in front of me, and

he quietly spoke a few words to Dylan. I

at home, he led me to the sofa and looked

embrace, expressing his concern. "It

I did feel a bit shaken and softly admitted, "I thought I

"I'm sorry.

rang. He softly patted my shoulder, saying, "Go upstairs and shower.

nodded and

jelly. I was genuinely scared. If Dylan hadn't caught me in time, I would have landed on my face, sharing Liora's fate. Just imagining Liora's condition made

her. What she did to me was much worse than what Atlas did to her today. If le hadn't escaped her clutches, might have died many times

audacious, daring to

shower, I felt much better. Atlas hadn't returned to the room yet, so I went downstairs for a glass of water. Atlas was

the room, sitting on the bed and drying my hair, I

still